Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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THE PEP XX 'XR XVIII. ALXVAXS BI' XVITH Lb The world war was heralded by the Alltes 35 21 war tg end war Has lf ended war? The league of NAKIODS and the Viforlel Court were formed to stop war Haxe they' It IS true that they hue settled seyeral m1nor d1fferenees of ommon but they haye had a real problem before tl1em for oyer 1 yelr now md haye they settled tt' No You 1ll know the problem of whteh I spe1l1 It IS the tggresslye aet1on of tptn tgunsr Chxnt It lb no new problem It IS the old story of 1 powerful UIIIOU SLLlxlI1g to extend 1ts terr1tory through unltw ful conquest The other great powers who l11ye exptnded ID 1 bllllllll' w ty w15h to act is the mortl gtndes IH th15 CYISIS and tn effeet sly to apan You cannot conquer and annex Chma It 15 not just It I5 IH XIOIIIIOH of sueh md sueh treat1e5 Perhaps II IS but w1ll that stop apane No' 'Ihe only w ly wluch she can be stopped Ib by the the use of forte and that means WAR apan I5 not the only country that behexes 1n war IXILISSOIIHI the Itahan D1ctator stated less than three months ago that war was necessary IU the l1fe of a natlon He saxd thu Xkar was 1 proung ground for young men ID whteh they found themselyes Now I w1ll support my statement 1n a dlfferent way Psycholog1sts agree that the 'ICCILIISI me 1nst1net IS born ID us A nat1on may be deflned as a unlted group of people wrth chosen leaders or as 1 group of people eontrolled by another group of people It IS easy to see then that smee 1nd1y1duals haye the aceyu1s1t1ve IDSIIUCI a nat1on must of necess1ty haye If also I tm an 1nd1y1dual I haye the 1equ151t1ye IUSIIUCC If I want 5ometh1ng and you say that I cmnot hue 1t, what w1ll I doe If I want If badly enough I wtll try to take If away from you So If IS Vlfll natlons If one natron h15 land and another nat1on wants If badly enough, there wrll be war Race prejudlce IS another cause of war The Caucas1on raee has always cla1med super1or1tv oxer other races If then a country of the Mongohe race should seek to wrest supremacy from us and conquer us we would have to f1ght I am sure that eyen the meeleest 1nd1y1dual of the Cau casmn race has enough race pr1de and race pre1ud1ee to f1ght before lettlng the Mongollc race the ILIIIOPIC race or any other race rule us Of course as Sherman sa1d War I9 Hell It would be wonderful 1f war could be done aw ay w1th, but I am afratd that such 1 perfect State of peace IS much too near Heaxen for us to exer hope to 1tt11n If so far as the YISIOH of war IH contemportry can see JOHN 1111313511 11 IRIEND A fr1end 1s one who lb for you always under any ureumstances He neyer 1nyest1g'1tes you XX hen chtrges are made agalnst you he does n0t asle proof he a5ls.s the accuser to clear out He l1l1es you Just as you are he does not w mt to alter you XX hat eyer l11nd of coat you are wear1ng Su1ts h1m Wfhether you haye on a dress su1t or 1 p11r of oyeralls he th1nl1s IIS f1ne He l1l1es your success And your ffulures enuear you to h1m the more He w ants nothing from you exeepf that you be yourself Although you may 5omet1mes neglect h1m and seem to forget h1m he 1gnore5 the sl1gl1t INOIIIIUKQ em etuse h1s fa1th ID you to w ner He keeps alne your futh IH humtn nlture It IS he who mllees you belrexe If 1s 1 good unnerse XY hen you 1re xlgorous and SPlI'lILel you I e to tllee your ple tsures wtth h1m when you 1rL IW trouble you w tnt to tell h1m your d1ff1eult1e XX hen your tune eomes to p1s5 on you want IIIIU netr Nou gnc to h1m VKIIIIOLII reluctlnee and borrow from h1m VKIIIIOLII embarrassment He IS the el1x1r of hope the mtedote for despur the IOHIL for elepressxon, the medrelne be s1de w hleh the doctors p1ll5 tre futlle He IS your fr1end alwtys XXIh1t 1 f1ne thlng 1 tnend retlly IS XVALTIR MANN 31 ., . , A 11 1 1 1 1' 1-4 1 1 4' - .1 'A .V 'A .- 1 A 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 111. 1 -1 A -1 111 1. 1 1. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 .ff 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1- .1 1 1 1 , 1 - A 1 1 1 1 1. 1 , A. .. . 1 1- .,, 1 y -u . A A 1 , ,.1 . 1 1. . 1 1 1 A 4. A , 1 1 I . 1 1 Q1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 . 1 ,. 1 . 1 1 1 1 v - 1 1 1 1 Y 4 A '. 1 1 1 A .ka My 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 A 2 L ' 1 1K 1 A ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 h 2 L 1 A 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 . 11 1 y 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 111 1 , L , . 7 -A 1 L N L 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 11 .1 1 t K 11, 1 1 L K , 4 A J ' V1 . 1 Y -N v ' 1 - - 1 1 va I v1 1 1 , . 1 . 'fl 1 1 1 1 Y 1 P 1 '- 1 1- '4 1 , , . .1 , 1 1 11 -1 , 1 . 1 1, .' 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 . 1 1 , - 1 - 1 - . 1 . 1 1. 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 , . . L I1 ' 'L '. 1 -.1 K '1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 ' f'1' y 1 1'.. U 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 -' - 1 1 1. 1 1- 1- 1' ' 11 1 1 ' A , 1, 1 1 - 1- V . 1 - .- 11 1 1 ' 1 V. 1 A , A ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1, .11 y 6 KL 5 1 1 , , ', 1 1 1- 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 - , , 11. 1 1 1 1 1.

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THE PEP SLRVIVAL OI TI-IL IITTFST Suriyixal of the fittest -of all the topics I studied in Biology this is about the only phrase I remember noxy Perhaps this is because it occurred to me how well it might apply to students Most children limsh the grammar school the only ones that do not are the poor little rich chil dren mth tutors Oxer 90 per cent of the gradu tting eighth gmde enter high school in the fall thlt is in 1 toun xx here there is A high school During the some thu drop out the next fill sees sexeral others missinr ensuing year there Ire inmrnbly from the eltss Still others drop out in the eourse of the sophomore and yumor yetrs Some lose eourttee and quit some leaye lor better or for xxorse 1nd by the senior yeir mueh ot the ehltf hls been xxinnoxxed out of the eltss The yereenttge of thc grtduites that go on to eollege for further edueation and etrn their The Pine Tree Stlte ftlms Mtine degree is eomparitixely small the surxixal of the httest Hou xxell this illustrates it X5Uho will become the great men in years to come' XVho will make something of them selses become ftmous in some may or other' Th Fittest Those with the intelligence and vsill power to surxise the trials and temptations of youth one of the greatest of which is the desire that most exery young healthy person feels at some time or other to quit sehool and plunge into life and earn his own hung 1 tasle not at all easy for 1 young person without suffieient educi tion or mtture judgment Those who realize the tutility of sueh in tttempt will suryise They will not 1ttempt the impossible it once ind fuling lose courage md sink into oblixron They 'tre too intelligent to expeet is mmy young people do eiepeet to sttrt it the top of the ltdder of ftme md lining yerehed there 1 vxhile loole ll the lower rungs of experienee in their own good time Rl GINA TRI MBLI Y 33 'IHI COMPLAINT Ol THE BOOKS OF 'Il-IE PINF TRFF STATI' KNOXWLIDGI An editoritl in rhymej Abused md humiliated elly by day Btttered down life s path may 'Iorn md bedmggled by exeryone XX e wonder do you thinle it fun 'Io thus torment ind xbuse us tst beeluse we mllee no fuss' Must you write tll oxer our pages' Do you thinle to improse what the stges Hue tlretdy vxritten there' We dont desire to be in pieces 'Hou might need us in 1 thesis 'lou might replice us in a row Xou could if you only would we lenovt Wlmen not in use vue lilee to stand In 1 mee neat line right close at h1nd And xxe like to return to our own mun room Ii ste id of remumng behind in the gloom O1 somebody s eluttered desle REGINA TREMBLFX 33 Is noted greltly for its ftme I hshing trapping hunting 1nd pltying I-YCLlllDf ill and that goes without su ing As you rlide oxer the xx tters galore And cast your line in its depths from the shore ,A tug preeedes 1 joyous shout And lo comes forth 1 flecleefd trout Iii fill when the lelxes turn strious eolors XXe lenoxx its the erovxmng point of the sum mers The moon looles eolder but 1ll the stme There is much pleasure in hunting for gtme S eilthily moxing in 1 sylvan lane Alert 'tt thst time for some sight of gtme When tround the corner you suddenly sight A deer grlzing silently in clear moonlight 'Io ext md sleep and plty 'tnd vsorle Is not the wisest thing to shirle lor tsy ect tnl eolor of life comes blele Vsfhile lixing simply in 1 Mune vsoods shlele MARY MILIQHOUSKY 5 3 15 4 4 1 'I A A A A K A . v v, A A v A I A '. H in A 4 V . . L A A A .Y . A K Q 5 ' 2 3 - t H -'u ' g ' L.. A -. AA , . ' 5' .vm . , A v,K - - . ' KL' an 'A 'A V 'W' ' tY' Y. . ' ' 'Y' ' ' 1 A . Al 'A ...... ' 'A - AA . '- A. .- .,.. . ' V.K ,j V' ., K . ' . , Ya k ' '. . -K L . A lv - 4 , V , an v A A 4 lx 1 - .-. V , - . .. K . A . A A if- K y. A 4 , , Ak- V A VA ,x I AL , , K V , X VA B A- . . y, A 2 . A I . X A ' . A A 4 - A A v F ' 1 A 'A h' YA '.' A v .' -4 'Q -L .zAA. frw . Yu' A , ' ,, .- y is L V , , .1 .- ' .Ay 1 , . l . L . 4 V k VA y 3, - . . , 1 V A . V 2 . V. tyk- . . A V -, ' .A V A ,L They' will go to their goal step by stcpfno lastcr. They are the IiittcstV-Thcy will survive. A I A 1 Ia 4' K Ac K' lA 1, Q . ' 'L ' . b- . , .1 1 . it A A Y, . A Y. A ' 4 1 A Y, 4 - 1' , 1, 'AgL, . Y .y . A . . ' .Ak K L r , ' i , 1 7 , , V, .Y U V KLA , V. , Vi . yt .7 ,tl V l l Y - , - V V A . A A K . , . I I Q x 4 --- -- L A 1 A- x e A L 4 A I I r 'Iii 'z L lf AA A A A A I , . . . ., V A . A V, V L , -K ,N f, . V A v , - V ' A , I- - 2 .. 4 .1 V V ' . . .I A A., A A L ' .Ai A .V , Q. . . E' A 1 - A 16' - A A 7 rg -, . . . . 3 7 A .. A f 1 A K . A ' v' ' I y A Ng ' 4 t t , ' ' 4 ' 5 . . A ' ' - A' it 1 ' V V V V , V, . V. If A Q . . . AV KA, ' I . .Q A V. .H qt D l yt . . t V , I . I A . AA' 't A ' A ' . ' 1. e . 4 A' A ' ' A t L, A ' y X. ' .. ij 'L ' . Y A ' Y : LS., i K . ' . A V- ' - . V'V - . . , - V ' A ' .' Y ' ' , ' , , . V , -. 4 4 f ' I